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karlynnae

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A retailer tracks their merchandise in a spreadsheet. Cost is in Column A, Markup Rate is in Column B, Markup Amount is in Column C, and Selling Price is in Column D. If the cost of an item and its markup rate are in Row 3, which is the formula to calculate markup amount?
 a. =A3(1-B3)
 
  b. =B3+C3
 
  c. =A3B3
 
  d. =B3/A3

Question 2

Which of the following is a type of constraint often required in blending problems?
 a. integer constraint
  b. binary constraint
  c. quality constraint
  d. none of these choices



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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